Here are fourteen more of the 1993-94 crop of 8 x 12" wee paintings. These are all oil on canvas, both plein air and studio.
As in yesterday's post, I apologize for the quality of the reproductions which are based on twenty-year old snapshots.
For my students: I hope these small canvases will encourage you think about all sorts of different subjects.
The scanning and squaring up of these images takes a long time. So I particularly value and appreciate your comments on these posts.
Cheers,
Donald
An Evening Anchorage, 8x12, 1994 |
Rockbound, 8x12, 1993 |
An Upland Farm, 8x12, 1993 |
A Solitary Tree, 8x12, 1994 |
Czech Village, 8x12, 1994 |
Bad Schandau, 8x12, 1994 |
An Unfrequented Pond, 8x12, 1994 |
Meadow in Moonlight, 8x12, 1993 |
Road Through a Copse, 8x12, 1994 |
A Spring Requiem, 8x12, 1993 |
Evening Shadows, 8x12, 1994 |
Octet, 8x12, 1993 |
December Dusk, 8x12, 1994 |
Auigust Vespers, 8x12, 1994 |
A Quiet Sunday, 8x12, 1993 |
Sundown Through a Wood, 8x12, 1994 |
Good lord these are all winners...too much eye candy...feeling dizzy....you had me at "An Evening anchorage"...funny, knowing your work and the grand scale, it's funny to see these mini Jurneys...amazing how you pack such a variety of mood in so many of these small jewels. Would love to see the real things. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteThey are certainly warming us up for this summer in France. I just wish the weather would do the same.
ReplyDeleteAll your compositions are flawless - pure Jurney joy. Seeing these really helps to brighten these grey February days.
ReplyDeleteAmazing subtlety of color...
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I love these! They are just as elegant as your larger paintings. Do you do this size anymore?
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